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05-27-2017 02:38 PM
@dex wrote:What problems do these cause in schools? They look pretty harmless.
They're toys and, therefore, distracting in class.
05-27-2017 06:47 PM
every generation had some kind of toys or gadgets that had to be banned in schools.....or confiscated as necessary..... 1970s.......anyone remember the click clacks or clackers?
05-27-2017 06:59 PM
@Havarti wrote:When I was in Europe many years ago, they sold “worry beads”. Nearly every tourist had to go home with some worry beads. Some used them to count prayers like a rosary – even though worry beads are not a religious item. Most used them as a fidget device. I guess this type of device has been around for a very long time. Only the name & shape change with each reinvention. Too bad we can’t just get rid of the cause behind all the fidgeting. I guess that would not be good for business.
And not to forget these, which were and still are everywhere:
05-27-2017 07:48 PM
When I was in school, teachers had to deal with these being brought to school:
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